Unlocking Educational & Equity Potential: Your Guide to South Carolina Grants Grants

 

South Carolina is committed to transforming educational outcomes through the Education and Economic Development Act (EEDA) Preparing College- and Career-Ready Graduates initiative. This program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to meet the standards of the Profile of the South Carolina Graduate. By implementing evidence-based strategies and models, the initiative specifically targets students with academic deficiencies, ensuring they are prepared for both college and careers upon high school graduation. This approach not only fosters academic success but also aligns with the state's economic development goals.

South Carolina Grant Program Overview

Aim High Afterschool Alliance Awards

  • Description: Recognizes outstanding afterschool programs providing high-quality learning and youth development.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: K-12 programs with measurable outcomes.

  • Website: Afterschool Alliance Awards

  • Deadline: Typically in spring.

Community Foundation for the Central Savannah River Area

  • Description: Supports educational, community development, and health initiatives in the Central Savannah River Area.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits in the CSRA.

  • Website: Community Foundation for the CSRA

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grants

  • Description: Supports distance learning and telemedicine services in rural areas.

  • Amount: Up to $1,000,000.

  • Duration: 1-3 years.

  • Eligibility: State and local entities, nonprofits.

  • Website: USDA Distance Learning & Telemedicine Grants

  • Deadline: Typically in spring.

Dominion Energy

  • Description: Supports community initiatives in education, environment, and human services.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits in areas served by Dominion Energy.

  • Website: Dominion Energy Grants

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

Duke Energy Foundation

  • Description: Provides funding for education, environment, workforce development, and community impact projects.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits and schools in Duke Energy service areas.

  • Website: Duke Energy Foundation

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

IEEE Foundation Grants

  • Description: Supports projects advancing technology for humanity, focusing on education and research.

  • Amount: Up to $100,000.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: IEEE units, nonprofits, educational institutions.

  • Website: IEEE Foundation Grants

  • Deadline: July 15 annually.

Motorola Solutions Foundation

  • Description: Supports public safety, disaster relief, and STEM education programs.

  • Amount: $10,000-$50,000.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits, educational institutions, public safety organizations.

  • Website: Motorola Solutions Foundation

  • Deadline: Typically in spring.

Ruiz 4 Kids Mini-Grants for Teachers

  • Description: Provides funding for classroom projects that enhance student learning.

  • Amount: Up to $1,000.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: K-12 teachers.

  • Website: Ruiz 4 Kids Mini-Grants

  • Deadline: Annually in September.

S2STEM Centers SC

  • Description: Supports STEM education initiatives in South Carolina.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Schools and educational organizations in South Carolina.

  • Website: Available through South Carolina STEM resources.

  • Deadline: Varies.

South Carolina Space Grant Consortium

  • Description: Supports aerospace education and research in South Carolina.

  • Amount: Varies.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Educational institutions and students in South Carolina.

  • Website: SC Space Grant Consortium

  • Deadline: Varies by program.

The Gannett Foundation

  • Description: Supports nonprofits focusing on education and neighborhood improvement in Gannett communities.

  • Amount: $1,000-$10,000.

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: Nonprofits in Gannett service areas.

  • Website: The Gannett Foundation

  • Deadline: Varies.

Toshiba America Foundation

  • Description: Supports K-12 science and mathematics education projects.

  • Amount: Up to $5,000 (grades K-5); up to $10,000 (grades 6-12).

  • Duration: 1 year.

  • Eligibility: K-12 teachers in the U.S.

  • Website: Toshiba America Foundation

  • Deadline: Varies by grade level and amount.

Navigating the Grant Application Process

  • Thorough Research: Understand the grant's purpose, eligibility criteria, and funding priorities.

  • Compelling Narrative: Clearly articulate your project's goals, objectives, and potential impact.

  • Detailed Budget: Provide a realistic and itemized budget that aligns with the grant's guidelines.

  • Timely Submission: Adhere to all deadlines and ensure all required documents are included.

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